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Richard J. Long , P.E. , P.Eng.
Problematic Construction Contract Clauses
This is the first post in a series that discusses construction contract terms that cause difficulties and give rise to…
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Richard J. Long , P.E. , P.Eng.
This is the first post in a series that discusses construction contract terms that cause difficulties and give rise to…
The author summarizes the definitions of the 19 construction claim types that may apply to a contractor’s and subcontractor’s recovery of time and costs.
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The desire to minimize costs and contractual performance time often leads to directed or constructive acceleration.
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This post explores constructive changes, which are a common cause of construction claims, and problems establishing entitlement.
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The difference between resolution and ruin isn’t luck; it is structure, discipline, and the right support at the right time.
Think of your claim like a courtroom case. Documentation is the evidence, cost and schedule models are your experts, and the narrative is your argument.
A critical factor in claim success is how contractors capture and organize their project costs when disruption strikes.
When delays arise or costs spike, daily reports become foundational evidence—the paper trail that supports your REA, claim, or change order.
The success of a claim often hinges not on what happened in the field, but how it was documented, analyzed, and communicated.
Richard J. Long , P.E. , P.Eng.
This post addresses escalation, interest, profits, legal and expert costs, economic loss, liquidated damages, and other claimed costs.
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